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A top Vatican official heading the group tasked with reforming the Vatican bureaucracy who also leads one of the world's top humanitarian organizations will accept a human rights award from the University.

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With 2015 decreed as the Year of Consecrated Life by Pope Francis, University of Dayton Libraries is honoring the priests, sisters and brothers — the vowed religious — who devote their lives to serving God and humanity.

Can you go a week drinking nothing but water? How about a week without complaining, gossiping, swearing, social media or sweets? Those are some of the challenges University of Dayton campus ministry will issue when Lent starts on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18.

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With 2015 decreed as the Year of Consecrated Life by Pope Francis, University of Dayton Libraries is honoring the priests, sisters and brothers — the vowed religious — who devote their lives to serving God and humanity.

Last summer, students piloted a new framework for human rights, applying the Marianist model of working in community. Collaborating with residents of Sangilo, Malawi, the students' results will make a difference for the people they met, and also will influence the way human rights work is done.

A top Vatican official heading the group tasked with reforming the Vatican bureaucracy who also leads one of the world's top humanitarian organizations will accept a human rights award from the University.